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Distance learning course in agile quality management

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Distance learning course in process management

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The term taxonomy is appearing more and more frequently in connection with sustainability and regulation, especially when it comes to the EU Taxonomy Regulation. But what exactly does it mean, and why is it so relevant for companies? In this article, we explain in clear and practical terms what the EU taxonomy is, what its objectives are, and how it can benefit companies.

More and more companies are addressing Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions when it comes to climate protection and sustainability. But what do these terms actually mean? In this article, you will learn what Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions are, why accounting for and reporting them is crucial, and how companies can systematically record, evaluate, and reduce their emissions.

Energy management is a key success factor for companies today, especially in light of rising electricity prices, ambitious climate targets, and increasing competitive pressure. But what exactly does energy management mean, which measures are effective, and what role does ISO 50001 play? This guide provides you with a clear definition of energy management, shows practical solutions and benefits for companies, and explains ISO 50001.

Maps often say more than rows of numbers. With Power BI Maps, you can display your data on interactive maps and see geographical relationships at a glance. In this tutorial, you will learn step by step how to load data into Power BI and work with different map types, from simple point maps to area cartograms to maps.

Do you work with Power BI and want to understand how your data models really work? Then this guide is just right for you. Here you will learn what Power BI datasets are, how to create, manage, and publish them—step by step with screenshots and practical examples. Whether you are just getting started with Power BI or

The media landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation. It is no longer just about the shift from print to digital, but about a cultural change in the way content is produced, how teams are put together, and what added value media offers society. Three topics dominate the current agenda: diversity management, modern communication, and

The logistics industry, which forms the backbone of the global economy, is under enormous pressure. Following the turbulence of recent years (pandemic, geopolitical conflicts), the main drivers of change are the need for robust supply chains (supply chain management), digitalization, and the demand for sustainability. Challenge 1: Resilience and complexity of supply chains (supply chain management) Global supply chains are

Global industry, particularly the manufacturing and production sectors, is facing a host of disruptive forces that are challenging old business models. The key drivers are the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0), the need for sustainability, and the ongoing shortage of skilled workers. 1. Challenge: Digitalization and Industry 4.0 The introduction of smart factories, IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things)

The energy and utilities sector is facing a profound structural transformation. The need for decarbonization (moving away from fossil fuels) and the associated implementation of new technologies present companies with three key non-technical challenges that primarily affect internal organization and employees: digitalization, knowledge transfer, and change management. Challenge 1: Pressure to digitalize and cybersecurity The industry is integrating

Want to make your business more efficient? Lean management helps you to effectively design your entire value chain. The goal is to reduce costs by eliminating waste in your processes and focusing strongly on the customer. Originally developed by Toyota in the automotive industry, lean is now successful across all industries, from production to administration. Also

A terraced house in Munich-Sendling: built in 1975, 135 square meters, in need of energy-efficient renovation. In the past, an expert would have spent days poring over market reports, searching for comparable properties, and analyzing the location in order to arrive at a market value. Today, a single click is all it takes for an algorithm to calculate a price within seconds, based on thousands of transaction data, geodata, energy values, and even aerial photographs. When algorithms evaluate real estate

In the digital age, is technology the only thing that matters? The answer to this question is clearly no. First and foremost, clear visions are needed to actively shape digital transformation. The Chief Digital Officer (CDO) is one of the people who lead a company into the future. They drive forward all digitization processes within a company. In doing so, they combine strategic planning

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